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Lebethron the Feltis

Gondor
Legacy Name: Gondor

The

Marsh Legeica
Owner: Milangta

Age: 15 years, 9 months, 5 days

Born: June 12th, 2010

Adopted: 14 years, 9 months, 1 week ago

Adopted: June 4th, 2011

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Statistics

Level: 38
Strength: 96
Defense: 95
Speed: 95
Health: 95
HP: 95/95
Intelligence: 0
Books Read: 0
Food Eaten: 0
Job: Unemployed

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Ah-Hem! Gondor cleared his throat.
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"All that is gold does not glitter,
Not all those who wander are lost;
The old that is strong, ...does not... wither?
Deep roots are not reached by the frost.
From... from the ashes a fire shall be woken,
A light from the shadows shall spring;
Renewed shall be blade that was broken,
The crownless again --

"Gondar! Where ~ are ~ you? WE HAVE TO GO!"

"The crownless again shall be"

"GONDAR! FOR THE LAST TIME, GET YOURSELF OVER HERE, RIGHT NOW!"

"GAH! Alright, alright! I'm coming. Stop screaming already!"

>Another day begins as usual for Gondor, a young and frivolous Legeica. Gondor is the only child of his Legeica family, or as he called it 'the only chosen male heir.' He was born on a rainy day southwest of the Temple of Shinwas. And because rainfalls are incredibly rare on the rocky plain, Gondor was considered a special child. Although, Gondor wasn't always named Gondor; his name is actually Gondar- well, at least according to his family. As we all know, every creature on Subeta must have something called an identification code along with a name, and no two exact same names shall --

"Excuse me for a second, may I just say, that IS the MOST ridiculous thing I have ever heard!"

"Gondor? Where did you come from? Go back to your mother, off you go!"

Now, where were we? Ah yes, no two exact names shall be allowed. Therefore, for every birth, the family would have to register the name of their child, and this was when the accident took place. You see, Gondor's father, Gonder, always had a problem with words. He just couldn't write neatly for some reason, so when the family forced him to register Gondor's official name "Gondar", the Subeta system mistakenly read his horribly written "a" as an "o", changing 'Gondar' to 'Gondor'. Of course, Gondor's family was not too pleased, especially Gondor's mother Rohana, who never wanted her child's name to have anything to do with some fictional kingdom created by humans, especially a fallen kingdom! (Sadly, this is largely due to the fact that no one on Subeta has ever told her about the last 1/3 of the story to the Lord of the Rings). Therefore, Gondor's mother insisted that Gondor be called "Gondar" by his relatives.

Growing up torn between the two names, Gondor suffered from an identity issue. Sometimes, he felt like he didn't know who he was, and he spent a lot of time wandering alone on the rocky plain, searching for answers.

"Oh please! That was AGES ago. I did it for dramatic flair!"

"Right you were, Gondor, right you wereâ€¦ now go back before your mother gets upset."

Ok, where were we again? Ah yes, the identity crisis. To summarize it all, Gondor was not a happy Legeica until the day he ran into some foreigners traveling to the sacred land for quests. They told him not to despair and read him the great story of the Lord of the Rings and how Aragon heroically defeated Saron and claimed his throne as the king of Gondor (Gondor was never really interested in Frodo's story from the beginning). Ever since that day he learned the story of the Lord of the Rings, he was sure that he was destined for the name "Gondor", and what started as a tragedy was really a blessing after all. For days, he would fantasize about traveling to the Middle Earth, fighting on the battle field against great evil. He wanted to be the greatest horse of Gondor, charging into the enemies at the raise of dawn.

"YES, EXACTLY! Like the knights of Gondor, charging into thousands of swarming orcs at the foot of Minas Tirith! What a scene!"

"Uhhh..... Gondor? That was Rohan...."

"Oh....."

Ok, so where were we again for the third time? ... Ah, right, the fantasies. Needless to say, Gondor's mother was horrified to learn that Gondor had come to know the story of the Lord of the Rings (or perhaps it was the constant ranting and pestering that eventually annoyed her). She thought the humans had brainwashed Gondor, so she decided to lead the family away from the temple and venture into the southwest, into miles of endless barren land. Furthermore, she refused to let Gondor have any contact with humans, afraid that some foreigners would take him away from her, and worse, take him into Middle Earth, onto the battlefield. Gondor, of course, strongly objected to that idea. He wanted to learn more about the kingdom Gondor, and he wanted someone to read him the story one more time! So whenever his mother goes to sleep, Gondor sneaks out and searches for signs of travelers passing by. He pesters them about the Lord of the Rings and asks if they can read to him. If ever the day comes that you happen to see a Legeica running toward you in the middle of the night, know that it is most likely Gondor. And if you don't want to be bothered, be sure to carry a snail or two with you before you set out on your journey; rest assured, Gondor does not like snails, at all. -- The End.

"Ah what? That's it? CAN YOU READ ME THE LORD OF THE RINGS? PLEASE?"

"GONDAR! WHERE ARE YOU NOW? GET OVER HERE!"

"GAHHH!!! ......."